Worker at France’s Elysee Palace to face trial over alleged theft
Summary
A worker at France's presidential residence and two other men are set to face trial for allegedly stealing valuable porcelain and other items. The suspect, a silverware keeper named Thomas M, is accused of stealing around 100 objects from the Elysee Palace. The trial, initially scheduled, has been postponed to next year.Key Facts
- A silverware keeper at the Elysee Palace, Thomas M, and two others, are accused of stealing items worth thousands of euros.
- The missing items are valued between 15,000 and 40,000 euros.
- Items found with Thomas M include copper pots, Sevres porcelain, and Baccarat champagne glasses.
- Some of the stolen items were reportedly being sold online.
- The suspects face charges that could result in up to 10 years in prison and a 150,000-euro fine.
- The trial has been delayed until February 26.
- The accused are under judicial supervision and cannot contact each other or visit auction sites.
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